**Purplemath** http://www.purplemath.com/
This is a great site! It has a ton of lessons where the students can practice their skills. It has a tutoring section, a quiz section, guidelines, and a self study skills assessment. The programs range from basic algebra skills to the higher level algebar skills. Just about every lesson that I teach in my class is on this site so it is a great supplement to the classroom.
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**Algebasics Algebra Tutorials** http://www.algebasics.com/
This site is a great resource for Algebra I students. It has a list of topics that are covered in a an algebrr I class and talks and guides the students through the concepts. It starts with the harder problems and goes into more difficult ones. The students can pick from a list of problems, so I think that this site would be helpful for students who get stuck on a problem while they are working at home. They can select a problem that looks similar to one they are stuck on. This way the tutorial can talk them through the problem and it would be like I was there with them.
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**Create Custom Algebra and Pre-Algebra Worksheets** http://www.kutasoftware.com/
This site is awesome for teachers. It has lessons for Algebra and Pre-Algebra teachers. They can create worksheets for review on topics their students are struggling on, they can create multiple tests to reduce cheating, and they can choose from free response questions or multiple choice questions. This is a great site! You can also make signs for your classroom and find many classroom activities.
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**Funmaths Game Station- High school math games** http://www.funmaths.com/
This site is great to use for teachers for a review worksheet. It has many different levels and topics, but it also has many games that the students can play to review the lessons taught in class. There is software that the teacher can buy or download, but there are tons of free recources as well!
http://www.purplemath.com/
This is a great site! It has a ton of lessons where the students can practice their skills. It has a tutoring section, a quiz section, guidelines, and a self study skills assessment. The programs range from basic algebra skills to the higher level algebar skills. Just about every lesson that I teach in my class is on this site so it is a great supplement to the classroom.
http://www.algebasics.com/
This site is a great resource for Algebra I students. It has a list of topics that are covered in a an algebrr I class and talks and guides the students through the concepts. It starts with the harder problems and goes into more difficult ones. The students can pick from a list of problems, so I think that this site would be helpful for students who get stuck on a problem while they are working at home. They can select a problem that looks similar to one they are stuck on. This way the tutorial can talk them through the problem and it would be like I was there with them.
http://www.kutasoftware.com/
This site is awesome for teachers. It has lessons for Algebra and Pre-Algebra teachers. They can create worksheets for review on topics their students are struggling on, they can create multiple tests to reduce cheating, and they can choose from free response questions or multiple choice questions. This is a great site! You can also make signs for your classroom and find many classroom activities.
http://www.funmaths.com/
This site is great to use for teachers for a review worksheet. It has many different levels and topics, but it also has many games that the students can play to review the lessons taught in class. There is software that the teacher can buy or download, but there are tons of free recources as well!